This is a game the Argos really should win, particularly if the team keeps playing inspired football and, hopefully, reduces the penalty count.
This is a game the Argos really should win, particularly if the team keeps playing inspired football and, hopefully, reduces the penalty count.
This is a team that the Argos could not solve late in the 2014 season. We shall see if Trevor Harris behind centre as opposed to Ricky Ray makes a difference.
TORONTO ARGONAUTS FOOTBALL CLUB
GREY CUP CHAMPIONS: 1914, 1921, 1933, 1937, 1938, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1983, 1991, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2012, 2017, 2022
It's us vs the rest of the country
agree with Angelo. as one of many of us who sat through the pitiful labour day contest last year (and watched Ricky whip more than one ball right into the chest of our receivers only to have it bounce off incomplete), I very much am happy with our receiving corps a year later - Trevor definitely has more weapons at his disposal then Ricky did in 2014, no question.
I never know with Montreal (they have beat hamilton twice now - something the Argos couldn't do) but I think we should beat them. Cato is exciting but reminds me too much of bishop - chuck it up and hope for the best.
Way to much hype over Cato IMO, he reminds me of Ryan Dinwiddie. Montreal's D is still top notch, so hopefully Milanovich can come up with a good offensive game plan, because the Als should be well refreshed. Their offense on the other hand doesn't concern me at all and I still feel that naming Calvillo and Dinwiddie Co-Offensive coordinators was a bad idea. I wonder how much of a rope Wetenhall is giving Popp, because honestly I'd be surprised if Popp is not the next GM in Saskatchewan, although considering the relationship Popp has with Wetenhall one more season to right the ship should not be out of the question.
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